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EPISODE · Nov 25, 2019 · 1H 11M

V1K1NG | E2-P3 "One Way Ticket"

from Des Moines and Dragons · host Paul Privitera

Albert, Frankie, and Locke find themselves on an asteroid with a violent hermit leveling a shotgun at their captain. He appears to be the man they've been hunting. The V1K1NG... With their ship destroyed above the asteroid and a limited supply of oxygen in their vac-suits they'll need to use their wits to survive and make it out alive.

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I'm ready. Okay. Great. So instead of me saying where we cut back, why don't you guys paint a picture of where we come back for part three?

I'm frantically waving my arms in front of the shuttle actual window and I'm cutting in. I'm like, you know, I can see she's talking to someone. Frankie's talking to someone, but yet I'm not hearing it. So I assume she's talking to one of the ships and I'm doing this and she goes what?

And she cuts in really quick. All right. We have to, we have to figure this out. Thanks.

Yeah. Well, okay. I'm sorry. We took a contract to kill the Viking.

He set this asteroid into the shipping lanes. It was too late to stop that. We killed him and we tried to save the shipping lane by dragging this thing through space, but we fucked it up. The contract say we were supposed to kill the Viking.

I look at the contract. What does it say? It says dead or alive. And who am I reporting to the issue where is a code that means the art means the it's not a corporation.

It's a NGO arc, which is the Astral Readiness Core, which are like a like non a neutral government entity that prosecute the Hingford decree. And after the Vikings were made illegal, also prosecute and decommission Vikings. The Hingford decree is what makes AIs illegal. So they're basically like, like if the FBI did not have oversight is basically who this contract is from.

So imagine that. That's kind of scary. Yeah. Like the ultimate spooks, you know, FBI.

Like, huh, or anyone else? Look, I told him that all this was my fault. And then I shut the fuck up. It's your fault because you just couldn't stop it from getting into the shipping lane.

Listen to what I'm saying. I told him it was on my fault. I told him that I picked you two up along the way and I you two need to get to medical immediately. There are they are sending two small medical ships in our direction.

I need both of you to get on the same medical ship, take over the ship and then pick me up off the asteroid and we'll get the fuck out of here. There's space cops everywhere. I mean, this this has been radioed in. I mean, this is on this is logged.

We're this diocesan diapers floating through fucking space, man. And they didn't even know we were here until you told them. What was I supposed to do? Not tell them.

What was I supposed to tell them then that you flew into a rock and hit a truck? No, you tell them you tried to stop it from fucking flying in fudge your goddamn flight path. We killed the Viking. We have the fucking receipt.

He programmed it. It's on the computer. You tell them you tried to stop it and you fucking failed. It's a problem, but you tried.

Okay. We're off the hook for property damage. We die off is going to be up our ass for this anyway. I mean, that's pointing to diapers and space.

All right. So the earcom thing lights up again on the maybe it's just like a switchboard of like nine different channels and the channel that the legacy or in communicated you on flashes again of an incoming hail. All right, I'll see what I can do. I mean, click over to the other one.

I'll kill shuttle or you frankly are you are you reading us over? Yeah, over. This is officer Billson with legacy or insecurities. We are we're almost to your position.

What's the status of the injured crew? Fagal. At least one of them. Copy.

We'll dispatch the medical teams first. So stay where you are. Don't make sure to power down the ships engines. Have you done that?

Yes, sir. All right. Very good. Stay where you are.

And our exo teams will be out here in a second. So just stay where you are and wait for their instruction. Okay. Stay on this channel so we can communicate with you.

Okay. So you see lights are kind of scanning the side of the asteroid and then there are three ships that appear along the asteroids equatorial line. And one of them has two gun turrets on top and bottom. And that's the one that has like the the lights that are scanning the side of the ship.

And then there are two white, much smaller craft that one of them flies around to the other side out of you. And the other one like moves towards you. The officer Billson comes back on Frankie. You still there over?

Yes, sir. Okay. We've got one of the medical ships towards your craft. Now can you guide them in and get them to where the injured are?

Yes, sir. So blah, you do that. I'm assuming. And so you two see where are you two by the way?

I have this funny idea that we're like in that pseudo flight bay, whatever. And we're like still like like gesturing at each other. Yeah, as this light comes around and we're like blocking out the light. I click over to our channel really fast.

Okay. When they pick you up tell them exactly what you told me that we were hired to do this and it was we were trying to see where we're away. Okay. All right.

Okay. They're acting like I'm hurt. Albert, how do you act hurt? I continue to act how I am.

So yeah, we see the medical ship. Actually, Paul, how much time do I left on my oxygen? So with the extra two hours split between you, you have probably about half hour left. I cut my oxygen hose.

Why did you cut it? Decouples. What are you doing? Oh, you're hurting yourself.

Oh, man. You know all about this. I could have just punched you or something. Jesus.

It's out. Okay. Don't say anything. So the lights from the medical frigate flash over to you and like it's like blindingly bright.

And I'm spinning fast because the oxygen is blowing out of my suit. I try to like grab on and like stabilize them. So you just end up like being being good with him and are just like floating around. Damn it.

Beautiful. So the one of the airlocks to the side of the frigate, the frigate is this very square and square and rectangular craft. It's can be crude with by about 30ish people. Lots of small size frigate.

A little bit bigger than the blue Lucy. Not by a whole lot more. And one of the side base open and four legacy or insecurities medical texts that are hooked up through a cable to the side of the ship, begin doing a spacewalk out of the craft towards you guys. So towards you to lock in.

I'm watching them. And when I think they're about a safe distance away, I exhale and I let myself run out of oxygen. All right. Make a body save for me, lock.

Where that body. 18. Nice. So you have enough reserve oxygen in your blood and in your lungs to not pass out.

Albert, so you see these two men in vac suits with like headlamps and you see they've got the legacy or insecurities logo on their on their vest and it says medical tech on the side and they've got like equipment and like laser cutters and stuff. No laser guns. Just laser guns are impossible. And they begin like giving your suit the once over.

They see one of them is invested is looking at lock and he sees that lock suit is losing O2. He holds it up to one of the other texts and they take out a spare O2 tank and make a custom fitting and hurt and quickly like cinch up the oxygen tank. And you feel like the oxygen like poor back into your suit. Who will mistake?

And they strap you both to a tether and begin pulling you back up to the medical frigate. Why died and confused. So just me. So I came out of the womb.

Why died and confused? All right. That's right. What did you want from that?

Well, not not not grisly. I want nothing else. What that's for sure came out of the womb like a salty pirate. Why isn't ready for it on my shoulder?

Ready for booty. Yeah. I really did. First one was good.

Thank you. You don't have to say that. I do. You come to my stand up shows though.

Paul does not. Not true. I've been to three of your show. You're at one of my first ones.

I'm in dad or fighting. Sorry. P on your car. So truly the put over to Frankie.

So Frankie this gunship like floats closer towards your ship and you see the two barrels of the small sized basically these guns would be able to take out a ship of your size and maybe slightly bigger. They're battleship cannons. They're really just meant for smaller attack craft like what yours is. Okay.

And you see a couple of doors light open and a couple of men, not men, couple of people come out in vac suits with cables and they float over to your ship and begin hooking up your ship to toe cables and over the comms. Bill says, all right Frankie, you see the two men there. They're going to hook up two people. They're going to be hooking up your ship to ours so we can pull you free of the asteroid.

Okay. Okay. Is your cockpit secure? Do you have any leaks of oxygen?

All right. They're going to monitor that and if there's any cracks that form, make sure you tell me and they'll seal anything. If possible, put a back suit on. If not, we'll just be extra careful.

Okay. I look next to me at the Viking head in a helmet. Okay. And all right, Frankie, one's hang on.

And so you hear the sound of the they're not literally chains, but I don't have a better word. The tether go taught and it makes this loud reverberate like metal on metal. And when you take like steel cable and slap it up with it. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. So it goes out and it pulls the shuttle free from being in the side of the ship. All right, Frankie.

So we're going to pull you up to the to our tug and then we're going to take you into our port. Okay. So just sit tight, cut over to Oh, and it sounds like one of your friends had a oxygen leak in their in their suit, but they appear to be they appear to be okay. Our medical teams are there.

Okay. All right. Stand by Frankie. Cut back over to you.

Ding dongs. Thank you. Ding dongs. So the medical teams have now helped you into the medical frigate, the exterior airlock door closes and you feel the room or hear the room pressurize and then the interior door opens and you see there's two unvax suited medical texts that are standing there with arms open, ready to receive whatever the fuck condition you're in.

And a couple of medical texts like they take off their helmet, but another couple are helping you guys both inside to sit in these on these tables, like these exam tables, basically. I'm basically going to feign like every I'm like, I am spent and there's no gravity. So it's like I'm floating fly. I'm just going to let them move me where they need to move you over to the tables.

They begin taking your back suit off and they begin doing a medical examination of both of you check for like internal bleeding, any heart issues or brain issues. Well, I'm not fine. So we'll odds lock evens Albert, evens. So Albert, they, one of the texts is examining your head and he comes across like the scar on the side of your set on the side of your head.

Excuse me, sir. Sir. Hello. Can you hear me?

So you have your safe, your board of medical frigate. My name's my name's Gary and I'm going to be taking care of you. All right. There's nothing you're safe.

Okay. All right. What is this? What is what is what he's feeling like the back of your head where that software is.

What is this leave it alone? I don't know what it is. Okay. Are you experiencing key base he begins doing like a medical like have you been are you pregnant?

Are you like have you become pregnant? You want to be pregnant was the last time you had intercourse. You're attractive to me. They're like, um, are you experiencing any pain?

Like, what can you? Is your vision? Yeah. Doing that.

If you stop them at all, they just literally shaking his head. Yes. Every question. I am pregnant and I may all the pills that you have.

I would like to eat them. All right. Thank you. Can you tell me your name, sir?

Yeah. Well, what is it? It's my friend. Okay.

And he looks over to the people that are examining lock and they're still trying to get his back suit up. Okay. Can you help him? Stay here and he takes an IV and begins like trying to find a vein on your arm.

Get off me. We have no veins. We just need to get you hooked up to an IV drip. Okay.

Make sure your fluids and make sure that you're stable. My fluids are fine. Look, I'm also a doctor. I can guarantee him.

Okay. He needs more help right now. I understand that, but we've got technicians over there helping him. I need to make sure you're okay, though.

Okay. I'm okay. Sir, I'm going to ask nicely. Please give me your arm.

How many people are in this room? There's well, there's one guy helping you. For the four that brought you in, those guys have moved to a different part of the ship and then there's one guy that's working on lock. Trying to remember the one we settled on.

Okay. I'll let him put the IV in. Okay. You feel the warm embrace of morphine surge into your vein.

I pull it out. No. I hate needles. All right.

I have like track marks all over me. Yeah, for sure. Make a roll. Make intellect.

Roll intellect for me and you just get a plus 10 for this. I'm going to do that. 91. 91.

So, so he, sir, you're going to be taken into custody. Okay. I need to do this. You need to put me on morphine?

I need to put you under so that you can be properly examined and taken into custody. Oh, no, you don't need to do that. Okay. So he, I'm going to have to lock you into place.

All right. Because we're going to be moving and then hooking up to Emerald Station where they're going to be simulated gravity. So we're going to need to keep you secure. Fine.

So he begins like taking ratchet straps and strapping you to this table and locking the straps. Cut over to lock. There's a, they finally get your back suit off and someone is feeling around your neck for a pulse. He's also like not really paying attention and reaching over to try to get some more like medical equipment out.

Do you let, do you let that continue to happen? Tell me when to stop, I guess. No, this is good. All right.

Just tell me when to stop. What's a boundary? Just tell me when it's not good. The head is in.

It's bad. It's bad. Yeah. I mean, the plan, we know the plan.

Great. Stick to the story. Stick to the, stick to the story. I kind of like coming out of unconsciousness or whatever.

We did it. He launched the asteroid. The asteroid was, sir, we had no idea. Sir, we lost half of the Oscar crew.

Sir, oh, Albert Yelzo. Oh, God. But there are two more bodies on the rock. You need to cut.

Please hurry. Okay. Send those men out there. Oh, please.

I'm begging you. Exfil team, this is medical. We've got two more bodies that are on station. So we're going to need you to head back out there.

And so the same four guys that went out, come back in, suited up, and they look like pissed off like, oh, shit. And put their helmets on, go into the airlock. At this point, they can, they've almost finished your examination and they begin like securing you into place. I shoot a look over to lock.

What does the look say? Go. I'm stuck. Did they already get you?

No, they're like, they're starting. Maybe they start with your feet. Like, yeah. I don't have any weapons.

I thought you had that pistol. Well, I have knives. Did they search us? No.

Oh, shit. You're like, medic. Are we doing this? Well, we were going to tell them that we were doing this.

Sweet. Were we just going to, I mean, yeah. Up to you luck. Oh, shit.

What did you just say like two minutes ago? I just want to rock. No, when I said we're going to do this thing. You heard the lady.

Oh, fuck. I don't think we can get away with this. Okay. I think we got to stick with the lie.

Stick with the lie and also kill people. No. You hear like, everybody. I mission.

Our mission was to bring it bring it back or bring it back dead. Sir, please just let me finish securing you in place. He sent the asteroid and we tried to pull it back. Yeah, I know.

That's terrible. And he's now like securing your. Don't patronize me. You motherfucker.

No, I know. Are we for real? Yeah. I'm like, I'm getting here.

Yeah. So he now like totally secures you into place and locks you in. I don't think we can get away with killing our own. If you let him, he's going to inject you with morphine.

You pass out. Cut over to Frankie. So you see that the boat is tugging you. You know what I'm looking at.

Yes. Never. Yes. Where is my cursor?

Oh, there's my cursor. They lost my cursor. Sorry. I don't know why I'm still meeting some time.

Yeah, God. You die. No, so Frankie, you. All of us die.

We're all dead. So we'll let's fast forward a little bit. Get a little further along. Yeah.

So at this point, Frankie, you've been taken off the shuttle, been placed in handcuffs, and you're sitting in a interrogation room. Okay. Like you haven't, you saw you came to Emerald Station, which is this large, like spinning station. Yes.

Why did you make that face? Did I had to take off my piloting glasses? I put them on because I thought we were going to do this. It's fine.

So you're sitting in an interrogation room at a chrome table in front of you is a one-way mirror, and this place has artificial gravity. It's equivalent to earth. It's ain't my first rodeo. Pack of cigarettes and ashtray and a cup of coffee in front of you.

Am I handcuffed or no? No, you're not. You're hamcuffed. There's just pieces of ham tied to your arms.

Not again. Earlier you said I was handcuffed. You were. Sorry.

They brought you. They hand up me in. I've smoked like four cigarettes in a row. I'm just chain smoking.

Like tape one end to end. Like Edward, 40 hands, but it's never mind. So someone, to the door opens and a very official looking woman. Let's see.

I think her name is Lieutenant Jessica Rabbit. So a man in a legacy orange securities officer's uniform. So not just like a bee cop, like a more dressed up comes in. Behind him is a, excuse me, behind her.

The cop is a woman. And her is a man in like a very fancy nice suit. And he's got a stack of papers and he has a small, one of those little data like compads. Really think like a very bulky palm pilot.

Okay. Do you know what that is? Yes. My daddy's type one.

I have one in college because it's cool. It's cool. The woman, she's got close cropped hair. She's got like the haircut where she's got long hair on one side and shaved bald on the other.

You know all about that, don't you? I sure do. And she white. She's African American or she's African.

She's black. Africa's still a thing out here. So that's what that's about. Africa bless the rain down in Africa.

So the woman pulls out the two chairs and lets the man in the fancy suits it down and then she sits down. She steeples her hands and says, so Frankie, Marondo, my pronouncing that right. Well, Troy, why don't you tell her? Troy.

Can I do this character? Okay. But no, Paul has to do that same. No, I do not.

No, I do not. Sorry. That's okay. Funny is good.

Oh my God. Yes. You have, let's see, 75 million dollars worth of damage, estimated damage. We haven't finished totaling the amount of debris that's been created in the shipping lane, but needless to say, Ms.

Marondo, you have created quite a problem for us here at Emerald Station. I'm Mr. Troy. I'm representing Diasi Corp.

Is this guy African too? He's white. Sounds like it. Okay.

And the legacy orange securities woman Alvarez, Frankie, you've been through a traumatic experience. So why don't you tell us what happened? I was piloted of a ship, the Blue Loozy, under Captain Winger. No, Captain Winger.

There were bodies recovered inside the asteroid. Am I correct? Captain Winger is approximately 35 years old, male, white, brown hair. He has a tattoo of a heavily breasted woman on one of his shoulders.

I believe her nipples are exposed. Yes, that's him. I'm not sure if you were aware, but he was found dead inside the ship. He suffocated.

He was without air. I was just piloting the ship. We know. Listen, there's something else.

Excuse me. Please, why don't you continue telling us what it is that happened? On the Blue Loozy, under Captain Winger, the crew was given a job. And this job.

What was it for? Captain Winger was a secretive man, and he didn't give us all the details to this job. He just kept referring to it as a bounty. Look, I was in my position.

I'm not supposed to question the cabin. In other words, the rest of the crew. So we just did as we were told. And as we got closer to this bounty, our ship was harpooned.

Only some of us made it to left craft. According to your ships logs, there was a chief engineer boozer, first engineer, slim, second engineer, Paul the DM can't remember. Guts. Guts.

Comms officer, Geppard, a third engineer, third engineer lock, medical officer, Kwong. Is that everybody? Yes. We've only been able to recover Mr.

Kwong, Dr. Kwong, and third engineer lock. I'm afraid the rest of the crew are unaccounted for. Like I said, our ship was harpooned.

And when things like that happen, I have to look out for myself. You panicked. It's what you did. That's not what I said.

I said, I have to look out for myself. And so what? So? You decided to take this ship and run it into one of the busiest ports?

Would you like to hear what I have to say, or would you like to keep putting stories in my mouth? Troy, let her talk. Sorry. Look, I came in here and I did not cause a fuss, and I'm telling you the God on its truth.

And we appreciate your honesty. Do you? Would you like to stick around? Ms.

Marondo, there's some things that, can we talk about the head for a minute? What would you like to know? Well, we're currently still investigating all of this. And if your claims are true, they are.

If your claims are true, that a Viking was recovered inside colonial space, it's going to set off a shitstorm, the likes of which I don't think any of us want. Right, Troy? Yes, I suppose that's right. So, I think there's a way for all of us to come to some sort of agreement.

What do you want? Secrecy. If word gets out that there's a Viking here on the colonies. There was.

I have its head. Had. And if word gets out that there was a Viking in these colonies. Well, I don't have to tell you what that means for civil unrest around here.

I know. And all the damage that you did in that shipping lane will pale in comparison to whatever might come about should all of them learn that these things are still out there. Look, I know just as just as much as you do how dangerous Vikings are and I'm giving you an out. Our bounty was worth $20 million.

Yes, I see that and you've cost $70 million worth of damage. 75. I remember from earlier. Alvarez looks at Troy and then back at you.

If you're willing to help out, we have some we have some things that need done around here with people with skills such as your crew or what's left of them. Where are my friends? They're in medical. Where is my crew?

They're being treated in medical. I'll take you to them after we finish this conversation and as long as we agree on certain parameters, is that understood, Ms. Morondo? Yes.

Legacy or insecurities needs needs people like you and people like the skills that your friends come equipped with. Things are things are difficult here. So I think we can come to an agreement that if you do a few favors for us, we can call this whole thing an accident and move on. Are you serious right now?

Ms. Alvarez, this is unacceptable. I am out at least for Troy. Shut the fuck up.

Listen, Morondo, this is your one chance. If you don't really, if you don't take this, I can't tell you what's going to happen, but it's going to be really bad. At least this way, you do a couple things for us. We go our separate ways.

You don't even have to come back to the system ever again. All right. I don't want to work for cops. You won't be working for us or even really with us.

But there's some things that we can't really do that folks like yourselves might be able to help us out with. Like what? I can't get into specifics right now. Then I can't give you a straight answer.

And that's fine. But that's the position you find yourself in. You can walk out of this room whenever I want to. You cannot.

So how about this? Why don't you think on your options for a little while? And I'll go check in on your friends and make sure they're not suffering from any internal bleeding. Why don't you help your left hand figure out what your right hand is doing and then come back to me with an answer?

Yeah. Doesn't seem like the two of you are on the same page. I want to talk to my friends. Wait here.

Are you serious? You're going to shut the fuck up, Troy. Come on. She gets up, waits for Troy to get up and she follows him out of the room and shuts the door loudly behind her.

Come back on you two ding dongs. Yes. Albert. You've basically gone through the whole process of being checked into a hospital.

You know this whole rigmarole. You've been down this road. We so yeah, so we see you you're awake, strapped down to a bed and you see Locke slowly come to in the bed adjacent to you. You're both strapped in.

The only thing you can really move is your head. Everything else is strapped down and locked to the bed. Oh, a yellow lock. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

Where's Frankie? What? God. I can't.

Oh, the only thing that stops the lights are my eyelids. Lock their gun. Oh, OK. What the fuck's in the back of your head?

Booboo. Yeah, great. OK, we'll talk about it later. Maybe.

All right, we have to keep our story straight. What is our story? Our story is that we fucking killed a Viking. He fucking set the trajectory of the asteroid into the shipping lanes.

We tried to stop it. OK. I don't think that we'll let us get away with that one. Who?

I don't think that the security force that has us in custody. They have the fucking vlogs. There's nothing to disprove it. Yeah, but they need someone to be a scapegoat for this.

No, our pilot wasn't quite as good as she could have been, I guess. Yeah, you're telling me, Lock. Or the captain fucked up and tried to stop it and put the thrusters on high. The point is we are alive and would make a better scapegoat than a couple of dead people.

Well, if I had killed everybody on that medical frigate, we'd all be dust anyway. There were gunships outside. Yes, there were. My hair smells so good.

We cut over to Frankie and she's smelling her own hair. We cut over. Well, I think first thing we can do, the first line of defense we have is our stories are similar. Beyond that, they're going to want something from us.

Frankly, we're beggars at this point. We can't be choosers. You see the door. Well, you hear the ginger?

The door slides open. Shh. I have an inch on my forehead. Fuck.

A woman with a African woman with close crop tear. Itchit. It's right between my eyes. Looks like a zit.

It's not a zit. It's a fucking growth. I know. Itchit, please.

Itch is so bad. I see you're awake. Yeah. Itch this fucking thing, man.

Oh. Damn el barras,ebted- Al barras where it's Frankie? Mr. Al barras.

Distains to do. Is it standing? D BL A gonna have to check that pile of rubble out there. Listen, what's your name, sir?

Quang. Quang Albert. Okay. Albert.

Quang. Got me. You all have put me in quite a situation. Okay.

Do you care to explain at all what, why the fuck? There's an old diastroid parked in the middle of the fucking shipping lane. You blew through four separate cargo containers. They're estimating over $70 million in damage to the containers and supplies alone.

That doesn't even come into all of the hurry. We almost damaged your consumer goods. We were just trying to not die. Am I being tamed or can I go?

You were being tamed. She goes over and it just locks morphine so that it's not like a gallon into his face. Thank you. You're gonna make him a addict.

Don't tamed me bro. You. I'm gonna edit all this out. I will.

It'll just be crying or a place with crying. I mean, like, yes, you are being tamed because don't tamed me bro. You're being tamed because I have several ships that can't move. Those ships are insured.

And by the way, we're in fucking space, make a passing lane. Pick a direction. Go around. It's going to take weeks to completely clear the lane.

The hell it will blow something up. It'll scatter it. I came in here to offer you a deal but you don't seem very interested. Right now you've got me locked up and you just shot my friend full of morphine so you're not real great at negotiating.

Your pilot would like to speak to you. Do you think that's going to be okay or are you going to have a problem? I mean, normally I would but I guess I will. All right.

I'm going to bring her in here but I'm going to need some concessions from you first. Okay. Sign this. What is it?

A statement. What statement? It says what was recovered on the asteroid and what was recovered on the asteroid? Not a Viking.

Your crew was sent on a bounty mission for she inserts a name of a low-level like drug guy. Your ship in attempting to make contact with the asteroid. She controlled it. The ship was lost.

Ship crashed into the asteroid. The only way to get you guys back into civilized space was to do what it was that you did. You signed this. Do a couple jobs maybe for us and we can move past this whole thing.

Why don't you at least think on it? Why don't you want people to know that an Odin model Viking has been hiding. The fact that you have to ask that question, do you know what will happen to people who know the truth and then they'll be able to make informed decisions? Hang on.

Technical difficulties. I mean, you've been playing with it for like three hours. The entire recording. I can't work like this.

I can't work under these conditions. Wrap it up. We might need to find a new player. Replace me.

Okay. Thank you. It didn't have to be that big of a deal. It's fine.

It was. We could all hear it. She gets up and leaves the room and the door closes. It's a Star Trek door.

Okay. So you start coming back to a small amount of consciousness. You're really dizzy. Lock your full morphine.

Yeah. Is this real? Yeah. I mean, you know, what's real is unreal.

Start. Well, no, I can't do that. Am I still strapped down? Oh, yeah, you're super strapped.

I only think you can move as your head. So it's like this exercise. You see myself kind of like Oh, kind of like just working through this drug. Where's the?

Oh, who was that? That was the Vasquez or something? I don't know. What was their name?

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This episode was published on November 25, 2019.

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